The Knox Pod

How do we make life beautiful for ourselves and others? Through ongoing attention to compassion and joy, we look at how joy is expressed in God’s gifts of creative expression, and how service and sacrifice secure those beautiful things of life not only for ourselves, but for all of God’s children. Give this sermon a listen and let us know what you think!

What does faith from the perspective of age look like? How do we remember our baptism? Where exactly will Generations Deep go next? Well, our friend Rev. J. Christopher Torrey shares his wisdom on these questions and more. Please read through Psalm 1 and Matthew 20:1-16 and check out this sermon episode.

If you heard Generations Deep Part 4, you heard about what we can do when we feel overwhelmed. In this sermon, we explore the moments in life when we think we finally have it figured out, and then life throws us a curveball. Where is God in those moments? How do we rely on God when things don’t go according to plan? Take a listen and let’s explore together.

There are seasons in our lives when we don't think we can handle life. Everything feels so overwhelming. From feelings of guilt to worrying about kids or taking care of aging parents and more, we all face burdens in our lives. How can we find rest in God? How can we turn over what we can't control into God's hands? How can we navigate the most challenging seasons we face? Let's explore that together! Please consider reading through Psalm 127:1-2, Isaiah 40:28-31, and Matthew 6:25-34 and plan to join us!

Building on the Generations Deep theme, Pastor Adam celebrates something that makes Knox special: a community of faith made up of every age, from toddlers to lifelong members! While some churches might cater to one generation, Knox is a place where generations worship, serve, and grow together. Will you come be a part of it?

We are going deeper into the Generations Deep Series looking at five really hard truths. By starting at a young age and exploring these truths throughout our lives, we learn that these truths are not answered neatly when we turn a certain age, but they live with us. Let's wrestle with these hard truths together!

In this sermon Pastor Adam kicks off a series exploring what it means to belong to God. How do we teach the stories of the Bible so that our young people grow up seeing themselves in the stories? How do we all claim the stories as our own? Give it a listen and let us know what you think!

Last week we delved into the topic of Sin and why it's important for us to talk about. This week we turn our attention to the idea of salvation. Why is this important to talk about? What are we being “saved” from? And What does it mean to say Jesus Christ is my Lord and Savior? Check it out!

Have you ever wondered why the church has to talk about sin? What does salvation actually mean? These are words that often carry a lot of weight. For some of us, they can carry a lot of baggage too. At Knox, we're not raising these topics to scare anyone. We're not talking about hellfire and brimstone! We definitely aren’t waving any fingers. In fact the opposite. We are opening our hands with an invitation.

We invite you to explore if these words matter to us today and how. The pursuit of heaven and sin have shaped how humanity understands the world for centuries. We will continue the exploration together. This two-week series is an open, honest conversation, asking together what these ancient words might mean for our real, everyday lives today.

You're invited. Come curious.

This episode explores "Sin" while the next one will explore "Salvation."

Rev. Dr. Amy Snow, our Interim Associate Pastor, preaches final sermon as she ponders what is next in her life and at Knox. How we cultivate the capacity for joy in the midst of our broken world and longing lives. Give it a listen and let us know what you think!